Welcome to the wild world of real estate investing!

If not, that's okay, there is still more room for growth in this wild town.

If you don't have something structured where you can keep everyone is a seat for 30 to 45 minutes then you may as well just smoke some joints, drink beer and whiskey and have a wild party nobody will forget.One meeting could be for flipping, single family investing, multi-family investing, the best ways to find properties, how to do rehabbing, how to deal with contractors, how to do the math for single family and multi-family investing before and after the purchase, financing, dealing with commercial investments, how to do accounting and reduce taxes, how to streamline your entire operation, what software to use and how to use it and a lot more.Most meetings have only coffee, water and cookies for people to munch on and not much more.

Returns in syndications vary wildly depending on the operator, the market and the asset class but generally the cash on cash is 6%-10% and the average annual return can be anywhere from 6% to 15%. 

My wife and I are travel nurses which means we are gone for months at a time, the growth we notice on our visits home have been wild! 

A few quick tips and thoughts for you:- I caution you to try to mix too many goals into one investment/purchase - a place to live, a LTR, STR all wrapped into one will send you shooting wildly in all directions.

Although Florida is a wild and crazy state, COVID is having an affect on scheduling appointments and wont be seen until later next week.

Hello all, it's been a long time since I've been on here, but my life took me on a wild detour for a few years.

I have found working with appraisers to be the biggest wild card, glad there are some investor friendly folks like yourself near by. :)

I would agree with what has been said above and will throw in my two cents:1 - Off Market deals vary wildly meaning it could be $200,000 for $300,000 house or $500,000 for a $650,000 house.